Challenge: a new method for classification of COVID-19 vaccination related search queries is proposed . the proposed method uses pretrained Transformers and dense features to generate search insights .
Approach: They propose a machine learning model that detects COVID-19 vaccination related search queries . they use pretrained Transformers to consider dense features as memory tokens that the model can attend to .
Outcome: The proposed model improves the Vaccine Search Insights task by +15% . the proposed model uses pretrained Transformers and traditional dense features .

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